starts on t.v. don't come. people across the world demand an end to austerity is global noise protests make themselves heard and more than thirty countries with the loudest and angriest rallies in europe this is separate is in belgium get a boost from the continent's financial woes. the un syria on boy draws up plans to deploy a three thousand strong peacekeeping force to oversee a potential truce in the country this is turkey closes airspace to syrian civilian flights in response to a similar move by damascus after a syrian jet was grounded by. one of the jailed members of the russian punk band pussy riot released on appeal two other bandmates will continue their twenty four

month prison terms for hooliganism after their punk prayer stunt in russia's main cathedral. in moscow bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news demonstrations of kicked off around the world with people calling for an end to austerity the movement is called global noise and more than thirty countries are hearing its message europe seen the biggest rallies so far just after the e.u. was awarded this year's nobel peace prize as alexei airships he reports things aren't looking too peaceful there right now. the union needs scored nudists have over six decades contributed to the outdrawn spittal peace and reconciliation and democracy on human rights in europe but is this the peace they're talking about tear gas fascist flags and massive furious crowds of the most common sites across

the award winning continent lately protests like this will add coal in thirty five countries across the world over the next several weeks the global and cyo serry to voice only in spain alone hundreds of thousands have been voicing their anger ever since the government announced more painful budget cuts for next year everything with spending are is now unemployed and this grim story is pretty much the same for portugal and greece is one of the leaders of the protest movement in madrid he says people have just about had enough behind it the crises and the capitalist system right now in spain france private back into public that and these causes huge cuts public spending and health since the man it took a share and it's affecting millions of poor people it's producing a huge upset employment and it's producing and whole social best composition health

gold society with so many going against the system across europe at times clashing violently with the police the decision to award the e.u. with a peace prize has raised many eyebrows this is like giving a prize to frankenstein for being the best monster created during the past twelve months there's only one contender for the peace prize this year and that's julian assad the fact that he did not win this prize is will be in a tunnel stain on the nobel committee no one has done more to push peace than julian assange should be getting the so war from this committee the fact that they turn to a bunch of machines and technocrats and the a hero is an embarrassment they should go back to making dynamite. this is a war it is even more questionable to some because of the e.u. is rather dubious peacemaking record and that moreover the current financial turmoil is the biggest danger to peace europe has been bombing libya europe has been bombing syria you know it isn't bombing afghanistan or iraq yugoslavia

a few years ago yes it's because they're trying to say ok guys we're giving you a whole year together europe has been spending money they don't have that's going to have to stop that is going to cause more rise in the streets more social order is more government's failing and perhaps even countries failing and perhaps even people pulling out of the euro could lead to war again in europe in two thousand and nine barack obama won the same award having been in office for only two weeks that was before he sent more troops to afghanistan and waged war in libya but as the latest nobel peace prize award is debated worldwide protesters in spain seem to care little about the prestige down their own survival for independence are heard loud and clear in the country's largest and wealthiest region cut the lumia a clear indication the continent is losing that unity which the nobel committee has decided to. see reporting from madrid in spain and belgium separatists have scored big gains in the country's dutch speaking

region flanders the leader of the flemish nationalist party is also looking to become a mer one of europe's key ports this is regarded as a breakthrough for supporters of flemish independence and his belgian politician philip class says it's been a long time coming. the idea is gaining ground that's the most important thing because we are having a lot of problems now in belgium we see that france is the federal government doesn't have a majority on the flemish side in the federal parliament although the flemings make up the majority of the population in belgium the federal government doesn't have a majority in flanders and that's of course is a big problem it's a problem of democratic deficit and this means this government doesn't have a real democratic legitimacy in flanders voted for come something completely different that we are getting now with this federal government and flanders is an economic economically socially powerful prosperous region we have we are

already if we have a flemish nation and we have a flemish people you have to know that belgium is an artificial country it's really two separate countries already within belgium and we see a completely different political consensus on the formation on the well known will lose side and flanders would be perfectly able to have to have an independent state and be a member of the you know european union. the u.n. and arab league envoy to syria has drawn up plans for a three thousand strong peacekeeping force that could see european troops in policing a future troops the u.s. and u.k. forces like unlikely to take part because of their involvement in other conflicts while countries like germany and france are expected to play a leading role international affairs and defense analysts a lie oh she sighs the says great care should be taken in choosing which countries contribute to a peacekeeping force. just look for get. countries like france united kingdom

have the clear that they are supporting the insurgency. they have so they're providing non-lethal support but in fact it seems. the intelligence services are quite simple be supporting the free syrian army they said probably. it one of the proposals i think for. mr brahimi east to try to get this ceasefire on the part of the syrian government how can this syrian government release to complete its limits to cease fire when the rebels don't want the ceasefire because they want to have stood the government militarily on day no they help you but you will be like this states it all for members of european union also saudi arabia of qatar oh there it will see persian gulf arab states it's turkey of course member of nato your them so . we want to see how he goes while the u.n. struggles to end violence in syria tensions are now rising with turkey has closed

its airspace to syrian civilians flights echoing an earlier move made by damascus this after turkey intercepted a syrian passenger jet wednesday claiming it was carrying illegal or a legally carrying russian made weapons allegations strongly denied by moscow artie's arena glooscap reports. they pointed their guns at those hungover those put those on the ground then they drove us back to the plane and two vehicles. bruised arms and better dignity with an international scandal thrown in on top all in the name of peace at least that's the stance taken by the turkish authorities when they tried to justify force for the grounding a syrian plane on route from moscow to damascus us. we in turkey only want peace and safety in this region that is our desire but we would never have an incentive to start a war hasn't revealed exactly what was in the cargo of that plane though they do insist it was russian made ammunition and technical equipment something moscow the

mentally denies. there was certainly no armaments on this plane and they simply could not have been any ideals the aircraft was carrying a cargo that was being shipped from a legitimate russian supplier to a legitimate customer in a legitimate way there was a cargo of electrical supplies for radar stations this is dual purpose equipment but it is not barred by any international conventions surely neither do turkish officials say where they received the tipoff about the supposed weapons on board some of those have their suspicions this is washington telling prime minister earlier one who says he's so independent to go in and go for it down the use the f. sixteen s for all its peace mongering talk and righteous outrage over russia's supposed unwillingness to help out in peace efforts on karrar peers to be surprisingly open when it comes to supporting one side in the syrian conflict the rebel fighters it is supporting the rebels it's allowing the. large quantities of

ammunition. to enter syria. lebanese journalist uniform was described what she believed to be an arms delivery on the border between turkey and syria yet. the scene was the real. dark clean field with all of trees armed men indian flashing lights from trucks packed with weapons each syrian group takes its share in leaves i was asked not to film but the immensity of the scene with the journalist you know was interrogated for days by turkish officials before being released when she was back in lebannon should realize the incriminating pictures she'd filmed on the turkish syrian border had been wiped while she was in custody some believe turkey still in the towards president assad has little to do with the situation in syria and everything to do with two arms ambitions i was devilish in this country as

a major political player turkey is preparing itself for its one hundredth anniversary and twenty twenty three it was the whole campaign of a very ambitious platform of how turkey has been doing so for alliance is going to position itself as a global power conquer rise establishing itself as a regional boss threatening a full out war with syria and openly violating iraqi sovereignty by bombing kurdish bases not exactly what bombs but all feats of diplomacy so in texas officials to speak of peace and stability in the region their words are drowned out by the sound of an exchange of fire with their neighbors in tel aviv r.t. the pentagon confirmed thursday that it sent its troops to send its troops to jordan with one hundred fifty u.s. officers now stationed near the border with the rest of syria washington claims it's to bolster jordan's military capabilities if its neighbors conflict escalates libertarian commentator lou rockwell thinks the u.s. could be trying to intimidate damascus. jordan has long been a bit of call it

a satellite the u.s. is not actually an ally it's a province of the us and so why is the us putting in these troops are first of all to imply that some of syria is threatening jordan which of course is not true syria's got their hands full with the us inspired rebels who were trained by the way in turkey at a us air force base for the last past several years before this all started so this is just a way to join up the tension to bring on more trouble i know i think it's true the u.s. will not use its troops to invade syria but will they try a libyan strategy of simply bombing people endlessly from the air very possible still to come this hour bahrain security forces again crackdown on peaceful protesters demonstrators demanding political reforms as the monarchy reinforce its ties with its powerful military backer great britain. and as moscow is one of the three members of the pussy riot protest punk band we'll look at what's behind the decision that's going to go.

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economy kinds of reports. thanks for staying with us as we take a look back at the week's top stories sixteen minutes past the hour now wednesday a moscow court released one of the three pussy riot band members on probation two others though ordered to serve the remainder of their twenty four month jail sentence they've been jailed for hooliganism in august after their punk prayer in russia's principal cathedral archy's poly boyko as more. a media frenzy one that breaks out any pussy riot court hearing the same old faces as supporters and critics gathered for the herring after emerging from her successful

appeal everyone wanted a piece of the one band member released on probation but you're getting a somewhat savage remained tight lipped even when you lawyers to do the talking. about the story i am very happy that i managed to help a person but i just did my job. last week the now freed band member fired her original legal team her new defense change strategy arguing in court that their client didn't take part in the now notorious punk prayer in more main orthodox cathedral she was in fact chewed out by gods before she got the chance to join her band mates and their so-called protest start that argument was accepted by the court some trial observers believe that the strategy of the original pussy riot defense team wasn't to reduce the women's sentences but rather to expose flaws in russia's judicial system for all the world to see by switching to lawyers that

focused on her personal case some might say that she walked out of court for a while her fellow band members went back to jail so. i think she decided to get some real lawyers the won't be fighting in order to humiliate russia in the face of the worst but to actually free her one major russian concert organizers says they've been flooded with calls from foreign promoters offering to organize a pussy riot world tour that could earn up to six hundred million euros western and russian celebrities have called for the women's release amnesty international considers them prisoners of conscience free pussy riot t. shirts are all the rage. that's the way you attract attention. famous pop stars around the world look at the way we're done is dressed look at the look at all the others. we can do as well is that all we could do something different and they hated the idea who going into the cathedral and seeing the blood

stream of songs because that. would in fact be something reduce with the media circus in full swing and the client requests pouring in brand pussy riot isn't set to go away any time soon. see moscow. and arab autumn could be under way in bahrain as security forces launch a crackdown on fresh anti-government rallies in the capital my nama on friday police used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse crowds at least ten people were arrested. there's been an arrest in the country more than a year and a half is the shia majority demands the sunni monarchy and that democratic and political reforms meanwhile sided military treaty with the kingdom seen by many as a sign of support for the ruling regime many have a kid from the justice and development thinks western countries stand more to gain by supporting the protests calling for democratic reforms to mobius he doesn't send

a particularly fantastic message when you're sending weapons to a country to seize using weapons against its people on a daily basis to kill to injure to crush protests to crush an essentially democracy but i think. the reason why why the u.s. and other countries do that is because they want to keep an eye like the hate is seen as an ally of western countries and therefore they want to try and keep that relationship while these governments don't realize that they've got to seems to realize they have a huge amounts of leverage they have a lot of ability to convince about her able to pressure them into reform perhaps they misunderstand the strength they have will perhaps you know that they're scared that their interests which are tied up in that region could be damaged if they you know if there was a democratic change but the reality is the people of bahrain a political democracy that calling for change i didn't have to be against the west entrance that she could be very much in the interests of the west and i know the rest of the world the democratic and stable country iran says it might consider

limiting its enrichment of higher grade uranium if it's allowed to have fuel for a research reactor it's a revival of a previous offer to try and break the talks deadlock over the country's nuclear program germany wants to hold the hard line urging the e.u. to heighten the already harsh sanctions professor may said mohammad marandi from tehran university says iran's policy hasn't changed. the iranians are willing to be more open and allow more intrusive inspections and they're willing. to talk about enriching uranium at twenty percent under certain conditions but in general nothing has changed and increasing sanctions by the west will only make things more difficult because the iranians see the sanctions that are being imposed by western governments as inhuman the intention is to make ordinary iranians suffer there is a consensus that this is not this doesn't have much to do with the nuclear program

the issue is iran iran to independent iran is a country that will not bow down to the western powers and the europeans and americans want to kneel like saudi arabia like most of the other countries in the region and to make ordinary iranian tougher. our stories and more are just a click away at our t. dot com including some online exclusives here's what's online for you right now ukraine's latest military achievement how's this for a marine corps the country's training dolphin reviving an old soviet project to patrol the seas with military mammals what's. the feel as felix austrian skydiver completes the highest ever freefall from thirty seven kilometers above the earth becoming the first man to break the sound barrier without a vehicle by this and more at r.t. dot com. polling stations are now closed after russians nationwide voted in the

so-called single alexion day there are more than fifty seven thousand candidates for positions ranging from regional heads to municipal officials and for the first time in eight years voters got to directly choose their governors artie's medina coach has more from moscow. the single voting day in russia has answers and now the polling stations across the country are close overall more than twenty two million russians had an opportunity to arrive at the polling stations and choose from an unprecedented number of candidates regional elections have taken place in russia for the first time in eight years and what is so special and interesting about this date is that it was introduced following laws disabused ways of opposition protests which were the biggest in russia's recent history a return to direct regional elections was one of the demands of the protesters people also wanted to see more opposition in parliament so at that moment than

president dmitry medvedev scrapped the old system which still regional officials and regional governance hand picked by the government and he also made it easier for a new political parties to emerge on the political arena by giving a more competitive complection to the local elections and this day we still thirty two different political parties so odd taking place across the country we have just started to receive some early results and house we know prime minister dmitry medvedev has not with the members of the united freshet party and he emphasized that the dogs of the united party has shown better results out of this regional elections than it did at the state duma elections that took place in december last year and as i said before the single vote today was taking place and for the first time in russia and the last eight years. through now some other stories making global headlines at least twenty people have been killed and scores injured after

a gunman opened fire at a mosque in northern nigeria where shoppers were targeted as they were leaving prayers no group has claimed responsibility local suspect roving bands of armed robbers are to blame. in china a fireworks show is worth more than one hundred fifty people injured when a walk it's misfired in. exploded into a crowd of onlookers none of the wounded has life threatening injuries but five people had to stay in the hospital thousands were attending the show to mark the opening of an international industrial exhibition. libya's national congress has elected a new prime minister alys a don was voted into office after his predecessor failed to form a government acceptable to the divided national assembly he was a longtime opponent of deposed leader colonel gadhafi and human rights activists active advocate sudan is faced with bringing stability to libya and has already promised to make security one of his top priorities. of next start he follows one

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